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Classes 9–12 · Nationwide
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Classes 9–12·28 states & UTs·One national stage·
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Why participate
Why participate
Learn from experts
Mentors and jurors from leading organisations.
National recognition
Finalists present at the national finale.
Path to incubation
Top teams can continue as startups with support.
The open brief
Problem statements
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Challenge C01Social impact
Waste to Wealth: Can Everyday Waste Become a Valuable Resource?
Schools, households, markets and industries generate waste that is often not segregated, reused or recycled effectively.
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Challenge C03Social impact
Digital Rakshak: Can Technology Protect People from Online Fraud?
Students, older adults and other internet users encounter phishing, impersonation, fake links and online scams.
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Challenge C12Social impact
Fit India, Smart India – How Can Innovation Make Fitness and Sports Accessible to Everyone?
Physical inactivity, unhealthy lifestyles, inadequate sports infrastructure, limited access to professional coaching and lack of personalized fitness guidance are growing concerns among students and communities. Many talented young athletes also lack affordable tools to monitor performance, prevent injuries and improve their sporting abilities.
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Challenge C13Social impact
Health for All – How Can Technology Make Healthcare Smarter, Affordable and Accessible?
Limited access to affordable healthcare, delayed identification of health problems, inadequate preventive healthcare awareness and unequal availability of medical facilities remain significant challenges, particularly in rural and underserved communities. There is a growing need for innovative, low-cost and accessible healthcare technologies that support early risk identification, health monitoring, preventive care and better healthcare delivery.
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Frequently asked questions
01Who can participate?
Students of Classes 9–12 from registered and verified schools.
02How many teams can a school register?
The limits are shown on the school dashboard and are set by the organisers for each edition.
03What do teams submit?
A pitch deck in PDF. The school's SPOC approves it before it goes to the jury.
04Is there a fee?
No. Participation is free for schools and students.
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